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Dear Sir,
I AM new to SQL 2005.When i execute the ROW_NUMBER() query i have the following ERROR

Query:

SELECT ROW_NUMBER()OVER (ORDER BY QuestionID) AS 'Row Number',Answer,AnswerID,QuestionNumber,FROM dbo.Questions;

ERROR:
Msg 195, Level 15, State 10, Line 2
'ROW_NUMBER' is not a recognized function name.


Kindly give your Suggesion ASAP.

Gideon

gidyaxn@gmail.com  

Dear Sir,
I AM new to SQL 2005.When i execute the ROW_NUMBER() query i have the following ERROR

Query:

SELECT ROW_NUMBER()OVER (ORDER BY QuestionID) AS 'Row Number',Answer,AnswerID,QuestionNumber,FROM dbo.Questions;

ERROR:
Msg 195, Level 15, State 10, Line 2
'ROW_NUMBER' is not a recognized function name.


Kindly give your Suggesion ASAP.

Gideon

gidyaxn@gmail.com  

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With the advent of SQL Server 2005, Microsoft provided three new T-SQL windowing functions that will

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Good refrence specialy PARTITION BY clause is new to me Thanks...

Jamie and Gideon

I believe the real trouble is that Gideon is executing that code on a SQL 2000 platform, where the row_number() function is currently not implemented.  The apostrophes around the alias are perfectly fine (Gideon could use 'apos', [brack], or "quot", it just depends on his office conventions), but the Comma preceding the "FROM" is truly in error.  Running this on a 2005 Server the code should look like...

[code]

SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY QuestionID) AS 'RowNumber'

           ,Answer

           ,AnswerID

           ,QuestionNumber

FROM dbo.Questions;

[/code]

This is the function used in the SQL Server 2005, But if I need the replacement for this finction in the SQL server 2000 the what will be solution?

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This is really very helpful. Thanks guys.

But this is just one of the new feature of 2005 with a very good example. Do you guys have any other new feature like this with a good example??

If so please post the link..

Thank you! I found your explanation very comprehensive.

Jamie - this is exactly what I have been looking for - your example is clear and I will be visiting your blog often. You are appreciated!!!

This is much more useful than the SQL BOL.  Extremely helpful.  Saved me from writing a bunch of subqueries to do the same thing.

I want code of ROW_NUMBER() for SQL Server 2000.

This code simule the ROW_NUMBER() function in SQL 2000.

Regards , Marco

----

use tempdb

go

if object_id('tempdb.dbo.#t_1') is not null

drop table #t_1

if object_id('tempdb.dbo.#t_2') is not null

drop table #t_2

create table #t_1

(

id int identity(1, 1) not for replication not null primary key,

bid varchar(10)

)

create index bid on #t_1 (bid)

insert into #t_1

select bid

from

(

select 'A' as bid

union all select 'B'

union all select 'B'

union all select 'C'

union all select 'D'

union all select 'D'

union all select 'D'

) as t_1

-- creamos una tabla temporal donde determinaremos

-- los difernentes códigos de bid

create table #t_2

(

id int identity(1,1) not for replication not null primary key,

bid varchar(10),

rows_count int default (0)

)

create index bid on #t_2 (bid)

-- ejemplificamos con una tabla donde hay 4 bids

insert into #t_2

select bid, count(*) from #t_1

group by bid

select #t_1.bid, #t_1.id, (#t_1.id - (select min(id) from #t_1 t where t.bid = #t_1.bid)) + 1 [row_number]

from #t_1 inner join #t_2

on #t_1.bid = #t_2.bid

Thank you, esp. for the partition clause

HI,

I want to ask you a question: how to get all indexs belongs to a table.

Thanks.

my email: sina_qq@hotmail.com

hello sir

SELECT row_number() OVER(ORDER BY ManufacturerName)AS 'Row',mfgAcronym, ManufacturerName,mfgShow,mfgWebsite FROM tblMfg

and i am getting following error: 'row_number' is not a recognized function name.

Please help me out .its urgent,

my emailid is  aarti.3882@hotmail.com

Hi,

I'm Using SQL Server Management Studio 2005, and I'm trying to use the funciton row_Number(), but can´t use this cause I'm getting the error:

error: 'row_number' is not a recognized function name.

This function existes in SQL Server Management Studio 2005 ???

Thx.

Hi,

Thx Jamie.thomson for ur reply. I asked here what is the Instance and :'(.

Is SQL SErver 2000.

I must found other way to get rown number, without using a tem table :S

Thx

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I am new to Database programming. Could you tell me how to fetch in between records (110 to 130) from SQL Server 2005. I need TSQL statement for the same

It is nice article with good samples